By Murphy & Fay LLP | Published September 2, 2014 | Posted in Automobile Accidents, Murphy & Fay, LLP Blog, Personal Injury | Leave a comment
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⟨ Personal Injury Accident Law – How do I determine if my case has a good chance of winning a lawsuit?
The best way to determine whether or not you are going to win or lose a lawsuit is to confer with someone in my firm, particularly me if it’s involving an automobile accident of personal injury case. There is never any guarantee in the law that you are going to win your case but I have over Read More
Read MoreWhat Should I do if I’ve been Arrested for Disorderly Conduct in Providence?
At Murphy & Fay, LLP, we often receive calls from people who have been arrested for disorderly conduct in Rhode Island and many of the individuals that we represent who have been arrested for disorderly conduct are first time offenders. The arrest usually culminates as a result of disturbing the peace, being at a party Read More
Read MoreCriminal Defense Law – What should I know about cell phone violations in Rhode Island?
When I speak to clients in respect to cell phone violations, it’s usually regarding texting. It is very important to explain to the motorist that when we talk about text messaging violations, it is looking down at the phone, even at a complete stop, it is any type of activity that you are looking at Read More
Read MorePersonal Injury Accident Law – What’s important to know if you’ve been involved in an auto accident that causes injuries in Rhode Island?
If you’re ever injured in an automobile accident, the first thing you need to do is to make sure that you take care of your own physical well-being. Don’t be shy about going in the ambulance, go to the hospital. That will help your physical well-being number one but it will also help create the Read More
Read MoreCriminal Defense Law – Should I Take The Breathalyzer Or Not in Rhode Island?
Generally, our rule of thumb is that people should not take a Breathalyzer when they’ve been arrested for suspicion of DUI. There are some specific instances when a person should take a Breathalyzer and namely, when that individual knows with 100% certainty that he or she is not intoxicated and there may have been an Read More
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